The legs attached to a wooden tabletop, a masterpiece of natural art, resembles frames that hold paintings. Whether simple or complex, everything should be in ‘harmony’ with the tabletop.
This design essence is often used in Zen temples. The pair of iron legs supporting the wood slab represents the harmony between nature and humanity.
A table made from large trees that have lived, staring at the world, far longer than any person alive. The lines of grain that have endured so many long years of wind and snow are dramatic, and almost defy human understanding. The legs made of rectangular boards and thick round rods further this world view.
The six spokes of this table are fixedly connected by two circles in different sizes. The design, which gives an impression of lightness despite the use of heavy materials, could harmonize in a variety of spaces.
An ambitious creation in which two slabs of marble or granite are combined for a symmetrically grained table. The grains are not unlike paintings; no two stones are alike in these geological canvases. Lifelong furnishings, at its best.
A table featuring symmetrically cut raw timber of very old trees. The symmetry with slight difference across the brass dividing line breathes the vitality of life into the piece. The straight legs are inspired by the design of Japanese temples.
Rugged iron and wooden spindle. In such a wild form, we infused a touch of elegance. This will provide a quiet impact in a space that is both minimal and luxurious.
Table Ripe, which has the impressive repeated slits on the table, is inspired by medieval strategic tables.
A single leg suits a round table. Out of concern for durability, most manufacturers make these legs out of steel rather than wood. We have swept away such concerns with assured technique. This is one of the few single-legged wooden tables on the market.
If it’s comforting to touch, a solid wood table needs no adornment. It may even be better suited for a spartan design. By eliminating all excess, we have drawn attention to the textures of pure, solid wood.
The simpler the dining table, the higher quality it ought to be, to be truly considered a lifelong furnishing. Start by selecting your lumber, tabletop size, table height, and leg style, and go as far as choosing the shape of the table edge. Pictured in solid black cherry.
The dining table depicted is made of solid white ash. Feel free to select another material. Make this table your own creation by choosing its size, height, leg style, and more.
Six legs in Black & Gold. Despite its delicate appearance, it boasts strong rigidity and complements mid-century modern spaces well.
